BRITAIN'S LEADING HISTORICAL RAILWAY JOURNAL
March 2014 Journal
Euston Regenerates - colour spread showing rebuilding of Euston station from the steam era through to electrification. Waiting for the Wires:
Electrification and Time Lags 5-105 Years - R.A.S. Hennessey reviews some slow-burning electrification projects. The London & South Western Railway and Southampton - John L. Flann looks at the development of the railway and the port. Payton and his Pictures - Mike G. Fell and R.A.S. Hennessey introduce
a railwayman with a skill with the camera. Private Owner Wagons - Edward Gibbins goes into a contentious issue from the 1930s and 40s through to the nationalisation era. Visiting Grantham Shed in 1956 - three colour pages by J. T. Bassingdale. The Railway in Court: Snow on the Platform - Bill Taylor describes legal cases brought on by wintry conditions. The Changing Face of the West Coast Electrics - three colour pages by Rodney Lissenden illustrating a range of liveries over a span of some 20 years. The 'Business Line' - archive photos of Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway passenger
trains with detailed captions by Barry Lane. The Aldeburgh Branch - a Suffolk branch line history by Alistair F. Nisbet. The Architecture of the Chester & Holyhead Railway - James Johnson travels between Llandudno Junction and Chester. The LNER 2-6-2 Tanks - colour spread of the V1 and V3 Classes. 'Goodbye to 55' - Geoffrey Skelsey presents a farewell tribute to London Transport's Headquarters. Cock o' the North and Dr. Hugo Lentz - John Wilks describes the application of
the Lentz valve gear to the LNER P2 Class locomotive No.2001. GWR Clerestory-Roofed Stock - Mike King's notes accompany two colour photos of long-lasting survivors.
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